Between the NFL lockout and a handful of teams offering a flat out “no,” to filming, NFL Films and HBO had to move to plan B in the form of an anniversary special for the Hard Knocks series. Eh. That’s something we could watch late night on the NFL Network. What they should have done was …
Chad Ochocinco is newest addition to Patriots receiving corp Chad Ochocinco is headed for greener pastures. Thursday, he was traded from the Cincinnati Bengals to the New England Patriots. First, the Bengals lose their star quarterback (Carson Palmer) to retirement, now their big name receiver is Audi 5000 too….
Fresh starts continue to abound in the NFL as ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Washington Redskins trade defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth to the New England Patriots for a 2013 fifth round pick. Some guys have nine lives….
Who can forget Bart Scott‘s emotionally charged post-game interview with Sal Paolantonio last season? The New York Jets had just beaten the New England Patriots to advance to the AFC Championship game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Scott was HYPED. WATCH the classic video after you advance the ball:
No. 5 is on the move. The Washington Redskins agreed Wednesday to trade veteran quarterback Donovan McNabb to the Minnesota Vikings. Don’t get it twisted – Donovan McNabb is a star. The Philadelphia Eagles didn’t have him for 11 years as their QB for shhts and giggles.
Proper public relations efforts go a long way towards good will and the NFLPA knows it. In simple, straightforward form, a group of NFL players sat before a camera and expressed their gratitude towards the fans who stuck by them throughout the ups and downs of the lockout. Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth summed …
Twitter was hot like fire with NFL player’s tweets once the end of the lockout was announced. One of your favorite guys could be featured. Check the rest….
The 2011-12 NFL season can now commence. Player reps have unanimously agreed to accept the ratified collective bargaining agreement set forth by the league’s owners. The lockout is over. NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith and Commissioner Roger Goodell held a press conference today to announce the good news. From USA Today, details of the new …
